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Americana Women in Education 20th Century New York City African Americana JudaicaABAA

Circa 1915 - 1941 Group of Photographs & Ephemera from a Jewish Woman Public School Teacher in New York City

24458New York N.Y.: Not Published 1910. Group includes: Photography: C. 1915 6 ½" x 8 ¼" grammar school class photograph with very large flag back-drop. Evidence of the gradually changing demographic in New York City as black migration took place from the south and whites left for the suburbs. Edges chipped soiled; plate numbers at lower left; in good condition. Young Jewish man standing portrait; 6" x 9" overall size; H.Smith 109 Second Avenue N.Y. backstamp edges chipped a bit; in good condition. Group of well-dressed Jewish men in a meeting hall; some religious furnishings are visible candelabra lecturn cabinet. Approx. 7 ¼" x 9 ½" size; no photographer or studio identifiers. Group of 9 snapshots mounted on black paper album pages a couple identified of women at various locations circa 1920s. A circa 1915 photo-both strips; one having 2 poses the other four of a young Bertha Levy. The larger strip with the back stamp of Tarr 164 W. 126th St. A real-photo postcard of a larger photograph group-shot of a group of young girls between infant and young teen ages accompanied by 4 women. With the studio identifier of L.I. Harris The Pioneer Photographer of South Beach S.I. A group of 9 loose snapshots and a trimmed real-photo postcard. One identified on back as "Grandstand B.H.P. Sept. 30 1914" and another as taken at Garnerville Labor Day 1913. Ephemera: 13 Individual Rating Report Principal's Report on Teacher's Service for Bertha Liebovitz Levy at P.S. 68 and P.S. 70 1925 - 1943. Approx. 5 ¼" x 7 ¼" size. A couple of typed letters signed by Morris Scherer principal of P.S. 70 one regarding an award to be present to Ms. Levy the other a letter of condolence upon Ms. Levy's death. With 6 handwritten letters 1921 - 1941 complimenting Ms. Levy's kindness & teaching skills and also a request for information for details on a mutual friend's life. Condition: Some of the photographs with edge-wear creases others very good. Paper ephemera with old fold lines some ageing and wear. Overall the group in good condition. . Photgraphy. Not Bound. Good. Not Published Paperback books

Certain Books, ABAA · États-Unis250,00 $US≈ 211,52 €

JUDAICA. JACOB DA SILVA SOLIS COHENABAA

Jewish Physician Jacob da Silva Solis-Cohen Signs a Death Certificate

187322402Jacob da Silva Solis-Cohen served in the Civil War and went on to become a pioneer in the field of head and neck diseases and surgery. JUDAICA. JACOB DA SILVA SOLIS-COHEN.Partially Printed Document Signed Death Certificate for H. M. Richards ca. October 10 1873 Philadelphia Pa. 1 p. 8Â¼ x 10Â½ in. TranscriptReturn of a DeathIn the City of Philadelphia.Physician's Certificate.1. Name of Deceased H. M. Richards2. Colour white3. Sex male4. Age thirty six5. Married or Single married6. Date of Death October 10th 18737. Cause of Death Consumption J. Solis Cohen M.D. Residence 1327 Green St.Undertaker's Certificate in Relation to Deceased.remainder left blankJacob da Silva Solis-Cohen 1838-1927 was born in New York City of Spanish and Portuguese Jewish ancestry. In 1840 his family moved to Philadelphia. There he attended Jefferson Medical College and the University of Pennsylvania from which he received his medical degree in 1860. During the Civil War he served as assistant surgeon with the 26th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry and served in Hooker's Brigade defending Washington D.C. He later transferred to the Navy serving under Admiral DuPont in the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron as Acting Assistant Surgeon in the Navy. After the war he became a pioneer in throat diseases and the founder of laryngology. Through his efforts Solis-Cohen professionalized a field earlier perceived as quackery and his education became a model for the training of head and neck surgeons. In 1866 he was the first in the United States to provide regular lectures on laryngology at the Philadelphia School of Anatomy. In 1875 he married Miriam Binswanger with whom he had eight daughters and three sons. He was a founder of the Philadelphia Polyclinic which would become the Graduate Hospital at the University of Pennsylvania and was its first professor of throat and chest diseases. Solis-Cohen also helped found the American Laryngologic Association and served as its president from 1880 to 1882. In 1892 he was the first surgeon in the United States to perform a complete laryngectomy successfully.Henry M. Richards1837-1873 was born in Mobile Alabama. In 1861 he was a clerk for a line of mail steamers. By his death he was the captain of a ship. He was buried in Mobile.ConditionFine books

Seth Kaller, Inc. · États-Unis275,00 $US≈ 232,68 €